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Luna Park, Brooklyn, NY
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Luna Park

Ride the landmark Cyclone wooden coaster, the Thunderbolt and other rides and games beside the Coney Island boardwalk.

1000 Surf Ave · Brooklyn, NY

About Luna Park

Luna Park opened in 2010 on the former Astroland site in Coney Island and runs rides, games and food stands off Surf Avenue. Its headliner is the Cyclone, the roller coaster that is an official city and national landmark, joined by the Thunderbolt coaster that opened in 2014. Rides are paid for with an all-day wristband or individual ride tickets, and park hours vary by season and weather, so check the calendar before you go.

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